Teet Teinemaa is a research fellow and a lecturer at Tallinn University. Teinemaa recently defended his PhD in Film Studies at the University of Warwick. His thesis explores the contemporary American multi-protagonist film (The Big Short etc), particularly the film form’s focus on the notion of contingency, via the thinking of Jacques Rancière and Slavoj Žižek. Teinemaa has also studied at Maastricht University, and holds an MA in Film Studies and Literature from the University of York and an MA in Cultural Theory from Tallinn University.
Teet's profile on the Estonian Research Portal
Email: teet.teinemaa@tlu.ee
Teinemaa, Teet (2016). Olev Remsu, Filmidraamatehnika [Techne of Film Drama]. Baltic Screen Media Review, 4, 126−129.
Teinemaa, Teet (2015). Ameerika unelm kui uus luupainaja. Vikerkaar, 4-5, 81.
Teet's profile on the Estonian Research Portal
Email: teet.teinemaa@tlu.ee
Select publications
Teinemaa, Teet (2017). Global multi-protagonist trends in a local setting: The case of "Frozen Land" and "Autumn Ball". Baltic Screen Media Review, 5, 26.Teinemaa, Teet (2016). Olev Remsu, Filmidraamatehnika [Techne of Film Drama]. Baltic Screen Media Review, 4, 126−129.
Teinemaa, Teet (2015). Ameerika unelm kui uus luupainaja. Vikerkaar, 4-5, 81.